Thought 23 (Irrational thought)

By Dawn Good

Thought 23 (Irrational thought)

When one fails to take the big picture into consideration before proceeding with a thought they risk upsetting the delicate balances of reason beyond repair. I am a firm believer in the need to upset a few balances but I never tip them right over unless it produces a TRULY better solution/reasoning, though I must admit I enjoy pointing out when others have ruined a rational thought. I point these out both in hopes that the creator of the thought and those who are exposed to the thought can see why the thought is unreasonable, and of course to give them the chance to defend their thought and I would hope on their behalf, prove me wrong. The big picture is merely reality, when making a suggestion, or stating an opinion one must visualize it, and ensure to themselves that it is a plausible thought. Okay I’ll back up a little now… All thoughts and opinions are valid. But if there is a chance that in any way, shape, or form that thought is going to get out into the real world, you need to be able to stand behind it and defend it realistically. Something believable is a lot easier to believe than something that isn’t. You require an airtight conviction and you can’t go wrong with proof and/or reasoning. I don’t know how else I can continue to say the same thing, think before you say/write/mime anything you never know who or what you’ll affect. If all else fails --> Think Good Thoughts

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